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to serve on the V113:
Cream!!!“ Flavors:
Curb,
some ,
David 1.1m . i
M’l’mworntoafruzie ‘
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Benny—'Why not shup on for re-
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Crawford-’W‘hat kind 0! an acct-
dent was it?
Crabshaw~llnatoidshle He tried;
to cross the streets and an auto got
, hick—Judge.
UNDERTAKEB
, 1r
- . , - mg seven
Mintzs
$18 to $30 Suits $7.95
Your choice of any Suit in the Store
at
$1 ‘95, Value to $30.
new an new wm‘
_ a summons 31'.
1.!!- W m bonus. as.
1 Edward O'Shea and son Robert, or
‘New Jersey, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Horatio S. Byrne, of West street.
. Mr. and Mrs.“John J. Johnson and
(Mabel, Helen and Edwin Johnson, of
Maple avenue, Danblm'. spent the
Fourth of July at Roton Point.
There was one sale of real estate .
in Darlen, last week, S. J. Reid trans
ferring property in Mansfield avenue,
. to J. A. F. MucCammond. et ux.
Mr. and 111s. Harold W. Van
Wagcnen, of Bayview avenue, in
spending a few days with Mr. Van
Wagenen's mother, in Pelham Manor.
1
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ley and Robert Latham, of this city,
spent Sunday and today at Coney is- .
land,
Bridgeport, are spending a tow 'daysi
with uptown relatives.
well known locally, having lived here
a number of years ago.
. building inspector's
. alt cl noon.
Arthur Singewald, Frederick .Branc
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy xLyneh, 01?;
Mr. Lynch is
The local charities board. in com-‘
pliance with the state law, within a
short time will be obliged to forward
to the State Tuberculosis Commission
information concerning tubercnlar
patients in Naramake Home, provid-
ing that institution is housing any. '
Miss Ethel Wheeler of Golden Hill.
street, will attend the summer school
1n Amherst, Mass. for live weeks
this season when she will combine
recreation and instruction. Miss
Men’ 5 (mm
a Pair.
Wheeler is accompanied by Miss
lieutry of South Norwalk. ~Brldgeport
‘0”)
Two permits were issued from the
onion Saturday
They were received by
Ea“) week finds a number 0f the lllcnry llegelien, for the installation
Rogexs, Peel & (’0 employees, 0‘ New ;of plumbing in the houses owned by
York cltv, enjming life at the sum John Wilson, on New Canaan avenue
mer camp of the firm at Putnam
Park.
Building Inspector and Mrs. Clur
once i. Finch. oi Plait avenue Satur-
day of last week, quietly celebrated
the seventeenth anniversary of their
‘. marriage.
George Raymond, of Stamford, was
a visitor with local friends on Satun
day of last week. Mr Raymond i501-
11113113 IOblded in this city, living: on
V“ Washington street; “ 1&5 -.
There ‘were ten sales of real estate
in Norwalk, last would. with ,‘mort-
gages of 311.500. .For the last week
of June. 1914, there were twonty~one
transfers of-property, with mortgages
of $80,772.
Miss Edna E. Wirgln, of State
street, Westport, whose automobile
struck William O’Flaherty, of 561
Park’avcnue, at State street and Park
avenue, Bridgeport, ”on June 1, ‘was
given her freedom in the Bridgeport
city court, on testimony that Mr.
O’li‘lahcrty had stepped from the
curb in front of the automobile.
The attachment which has been on
and Charles Baclle. on Harbor View
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Vincent. Lock-
wood were guests Saturday afternoon
at Colonial Cottage, on South Main
street, the home of Dr. and Mrs. J
Milton Coburn. Mr. Lockwood is the
author of "Colonial Furniture in Am
cries." and he is also the curator of
the Brooklyn Museum.
a
The holiday rush of passenger trav
e1 on the New Haven road began'yes-
lei-day and continues lively today.
Extra coaches are “ being carried by
most of the passenger trains. The
number of travelers-going from and
coming to Notwalk: was unusually
large at the ”local station yesterday“
and today.
m
The South Main street division 01
the downtown Congregational church
will observe “Congregational Day"
next Tuesday by an automobile ride
to Putnam Park. The automobiles
will leave the Cliflord corner at. 10
o'clock in the morning and will also
stop at the church. Should Tuesday
the next fair dry.
‘ cluslons
1 Klnley 33331-1 that the patriot 13 059‘ different from that oHts leaders.
,us, a patriot is one who loves his new Jewish thinkers, Christ beheld "‘9 l“ ‘
be stormy the ride will be enjoyedfuon and upholds its institutions. we vine mission of the Jewish people.
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For lilidays, we ollcr all MEN’S 0Xl-‘0llllS,’
' Black, Tan and Pat... Rubber and Leather. soles, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.110, at
$2.98 32. 98 $2.98
These Oxfords are it“ the (“1111,13ch stock bought for the season's trade.
Owing to the late season w e have too many and must close them out.
GLOVER’S,
N ORWALK AND SOUTH NOR WALK. ' l
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PAlllllllll} SERVICE Al l8]
M. E CHURCH
(Continued From First Page.)
How about Jesus Christ? Accord-
log to this View, «was He a patriot or
not? Did he catch the purpose of his
people and live and die for that pur
pose?
Historically, ‘ :what has been the
great purpose 411131116 Jflwish nation?
Jew. used “one 0‘, 3,, power, ,0 wt What has been? its main ant to the
lieve the 55mm yoke upon m3 neck; life at the world! In its own thought
of His own Mme its aim was unusual dominion. it was
This, lngergoll would lead us to be- “to have dominion from sea to sea and,
lieve, was a fundamental flaw in His "0‘“ the ”V" to the ends or the:
(.11 aractor, mailing Him less worthy the earth" All peoples were to come on
thoughtful attention of succeeding gen. , der its sceptre and the hope of the 11.2—1
mafia“. It is true. no religious lead tlou was for a general to arise, who
er can reach a climax of influence it‘ like Alexander, would bring every no-
he lacks patriotism. 2 tion to the feet of Jerusalem. 3
Should the captain of salvation in The Jews "‘99th W be the world
the Christian church be deficient in power.
national spirit, the church herselt i Now, when John‘s Christ appears,
will seriously tall in holding the con- lWhfll apparently would have Messed,
fidenco of men. Let ug 103.3111.” 100k; lngersoll, was Christ to have seized
into the subject and draw our own con Ethe sword and blown the trumpet and}
led Jewish cohorts against the liomau'
The question is. “Was Jesus ChristlBOldiel‘B. who kept Palestine under
al’atriotJ‘ What is patriotism? illorne. But Jesus Christ saw the pur-
Some years ago I heard William lilol Dose of the Jewish nation in a light
nation and lived tor that‘cnd. l ‘
. Free Delivery.
For the best Sea Food
GO TO
~ Qutbill’sfl
Wei'liandlc nothing but
the best.
The only place in No?!
walk that handles nothing
but Sea Food.
Cutbill’s
Bridge Market
71 North Main St.
Phone 108.
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who is willing to die for his country. realised that the period for enjoying
All honor to a fellow citizen or this world-ascendancy for the various na-
typelI- But if a nation is to keep pace’ tlons was comparatively brief. Ho
with the advance of the world, it must: know that Rome W011“! perish as did
have patriots who die not merely tolBabylon, and if He made Jerusalem
sacrifice life, but to sustain some great‘ the throne of the w,orld when He went
principle. home, this kingdom would soon crum
So when the Book of Wlsdolln tells r916- 903‘” the nathnal “93"“ 0‘
are approaching the highest type or? That mission was not to rule the w.orld
Special
11211 0111 Cecil
$6. 50 for cash
Lehigh $6.35 for cash
Seasonable Shoes
For Summenime
Cool and Comfortable White SW5
FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDHEM
Tennis, and Yachting Shoes
"“' A SPECIALTY
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwalk.
Great Sale
of Summer Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Palm Beach Suit
Golfine Coats and Hats. Come and get the best meg:
chandise for less money than you would pay else—
where for inferior lines.
Cloaks lit
THE PARI
33 scum MAIN ST.
Millinery
SOUTH nonwotac
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varieties Tomato, C bb
Plants a age and Pepper
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-Sulphur Solution, Arscnste
of Lead, Heleboro. Paris Green, "Slug Shot " “Bug
Death,” etc. . w" _
'BROWER & MAWNE 20-22 MailLSl.,‘N0maH ;
a.
the Cential Hotel cafe, for some Today Attorney John J Cuneo
time, was refilled Saturday, whenémok possession of his new offices in
the place opened for business. The the Swans & Corbett building, on
attachment was made in tho interestsiwaghington street. The Globe Adver
patriotism.
I would define a patriot as one who
has an lnlielIligent appreciation of a no:
tlon's purpose and who seeks by life;
perhaps not even a nation, but to re
veal to the world "The knowledge at
the one true living God."
Egypt gives us architecture Greece.
of Joseph Disesa, who sued the pre-
sent managers, Dante Pasqualone
and Drugs Salvatore. Attorney John
J. Cuneo represented Mr. Disesa.
Che Liang, the Sanford school stu-
dent, who is to visit at his home in,
Pekin, China, this summer, sailed
.1, from San Francisco Friday on the
steamer Korea, bound for Nagasaki,
Japan. There Mr.‘Liang will be met
by his brother and with him will go
to Shanghai, China, and from .there
proceed to Pekin, his home.
trip will» take iabout a month. He
will spend a month at his home and
then start on the return journey, or-
riving here in the fall. for the start
“school. ‘
h V? ‘ The South. Norwalk
' Trust Company]
’The trustees have ordered
Ithat interest at the rate of
Four Per Cent.
. ,per-‘vann annual be creditor! to?
’2- the depositors in the Saw
‘ :ings ‘Dopartment for the
" current six months filling
m 4}, 1915, pay: 1: 011.
31d 01h.
':u\\‘~);'\: {T
The .
Norwalk moving picture proprietors
I York with the films used the day be:
_ fore and bring back the new thrill-
tising Agency will remove from their
present quarters in the Maples &
Goldschmldt otllco'lnto one of the
offices left vacant by Attorney Cuneo.
The other office will be occupied by
the Graham & ‘Tilrnest Cigar 301n-
puny.
or death to advance that purpose. fwisdoni; Rome, law and 15m“ 191“-
The W111. Eiiron (211......
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk. Ct.
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The men who on July 4,1776,ln‘i0n.
secret session of Congress signed the The herculean task before Jesus
momentous document we proudly call «Christ was how to spread this knowl-
the Declaration of Independence un- edge of God through all 99013165 10?;
derstood clearly the reasons for their all time. This He did by uncovering;
act and pledged their honor, their His own heart, and declaring 'he that‘l
daily living, their lives, their death, to hath seen Me hath seen the Father."
Adjutant and Mrs. Winter bottom,
in charge of the Salvation Anny work
. in Waterbury, have been pronfiled to?
the Bridgeport station. Both Adju-
tant and Mrs. Winterbottom have con-
ducted services in. this city and'Nor
walk Salvationlsts are pleased with
their advancement. The former" Wa-
terbury people will he» succeeded by
Adjutant and Mrs. Tilley, of From
ingham, Mass. '
The New'cflavsn road Saturday?
nolled‘the privilege which up to then
was enjoyed regardingfithe carrying
of moving picture films in passenger
coaches. This greatly hampers «the
The habit with the local theater
managers has been to have special
messengers once a day travel to New
lers.” Now this will be no more, due
to the New Haven road’s ruling. lThe
Erie and Pennsylvania roads herein!»
its subport. Would you take seriouslyl "The Word" aflirms holy Writ.
gthat type of patriotism which in excit‘, “was made iiesb and dwealt among 08}
ling times siezes a torch and marches." and we beheld “ills Glory, the Glory as
yelling through our streets- I believe or the only begotten 0‘ the Father.
not. Would you regard the young- man: full of grace and truth.
who enlists in army or navy, becausei Tm; pfirpoge of the Jewish people
of restlessness or simply as one way for all the centuries converges in His
insurance
Firs.ILlfe, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workmen'c Compensation, Llablll-
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety Ronda.
Notaries Public
‘Bteamshlp Tickets
J. M. Layton 81 (0.; inc.
REAL ESTATE 7 msommcn:
Loose teeth can be
tightened
it is possible not only to tighten
loose teeth where sufficient process
remains. but to prevent conditions
which cause them. More teeth are
lost as a. result of diseased gums
than from decay, consequently a
person should give special atten-
tion to bleeding, spongy and in-
flamed gums. By simple methods I
am able to accomplish the most
satisfactory results in the treat-
ment oi! ‘Pyorrhea.
$6 and $8
DRESSES
$3. 98
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Mouth health is more to be de-
sired than one disguised by flavor BAMNG SUITS
and perfume. Month health means
mainatining the highest degree of MEN S SUITS
mental and physical elllciency. 50¢ to $2. 50
”r. J n Mane” CHILDREN'S SUITS
16 80. Main St. So. Nor. 50¢ "183‘”
nouns: 9 a M. to 5 P. M. ‘ LADIES’ SUITS?
Tuesday and Thursday Even. $1 69 t0 $5. 00
"Inns. 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by SWIMMING TIGHTS
appolntment only. 50¢ to $2 00
— BATHING SHOES
and
BATHING CAPS
A. Dickerman & Sou
.5 Railroad Ave. “80. Nor-wok
himself in the heat of the bottle. or his‘
of earning a living, and finally finds heart, and that heart was a revelation [I
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So. Norwalk, Ct. Phone. “6
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of God.
neighbor who sees the not?“ of his land
and offers his services for its protec-
tion, as a vital factor in its program?
The man who makes his patriotism
a catch- votes or catch- penny is not
worthy the name 0! a patriot.
I confess, that when at honey Island
I read a sign orer the commonest sort
He died as God for men.
When He aroused the religious
surrendered by Pilate, to be crucified,
as He hangs on bloody Cavalry, he is
declaringthe everlasting love of God
He lived from God to men, . .. '
gprejudicos of His day and was finally '
.nnto mortals and producing them most ‘
of a stand, “Civil War Veteransl, ” I felt'
the order was somewhat deprlsclatsu.
The public owe its deteiidcrtl everyc
consideration. and to my thinking.
powerful agency or all time for melt-
ury to century perfecting the pur-
pose of Jewdom to gain to the world
lag man’s heart into God's. Thus from f
’o 111. patent emu
new: to was
Bosnilvmswienngv newlyw-
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seedy aluminium .
rum. «loco .
”so eniorced regulations Ito the demo
their calling is so high,Ithenlore§re-
lined and noble is their can in the
community, the ”“9" “ 011?; patrio will carry the laurels of a nation, so
“3’“ “tar down the avenues of time?
What then. friends, is a true patri-
of? one who has an intelligent appre-
ciation oi a nation’ in purpose and who
be that
the knowledge of the Great Father.
Has any people any patriot who
NEW GIPSY IMOTH QUAANTTNE.
Lin-wu—
Chi-lotions . Trees and cinema
- « Greene May Now Be Shipped .
. 1!er thongs-masses of this 11m,
‘ some. movement oi those products ‘
quarantined tor‘glpsy 15611 but do"
not affect that quarantined tor the
brown- tall moth. 0n the other hand. .
_ in the territory ‘uuara‘utlnod. tor
-. gipsy moth Christmas rose and Christ-
mss greens; may now be shipped out
‘ after they have been inspected by ,
Department digests and 1011111 tree
indnterstate commerce was not 11W
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Be Sure Its A E":
* FRIESBIE'S PI .
‘ Made in the Cleanesi Plant.
‘And from the best fresh:
fruits obtainable
‘1 _ _ ‘ Ask your grocer for them
’ ‘ . Insist on them at, your
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restaurants. -~ 1
. A CASE OF BEX.
Mrs. Kenneth—~13 the -
Norwalk Chronicler